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The yantra is the Tantric tool of ritual and meditation, the power diagram that allows man to make the spiritual journey of return to the primordial center, and ultimately to perceive the unity of self and cosmos. This pioneering study illuminates the correspondence between geometrical forms and concepts, and explores every aspect of the yantra: its associated mantras, rituals, and meditation techniques; its application to temple architecture and sculpture; its traditional use in magic and as a talisman.

The Sri Yantra is a mystical symbol from the Shri Vidya school of Hinduism that contains the entire Universe within its lines and represents the flow of energy in it. It grants wishes and bestows blessings with its splendid cosmic entwinement. It aligns the Chakras, manifests dreams, and brings about spiritual transformation by allowing you access to your intrinsic wisdom and opening your door to enlightenment. It helps you reach a higher level of consciousness and create your own reality. This sterling silver, 18K gold dipped necklace is the perfect way to incorporate this powerful symbol into your everyday life. Available in 18k gold, rose gold, or white rhodium over sterling silver. Polish with a soft microfiber cloth. Store in the airtight plastic bag provided. Always remove while showering, swimming, exercising, sleeping.

The Sri Yantra is a mystical symbol from the Shri Vidya school of Hinduism that contains the entire Universe within its lines and represents the flow of energy in it. It grants wishes and bestows blessings with its splendid cosmic entwinement. It aligns the Chakras, manifests dreams, and brings about spiritual transformation by allowing you access to your intrinsic wisdom and opening your door to enlightenment. It helps you reach a higher level of consciousness and create your own reality. This sterling silver, white rhodium dipped necklace is the perfect way to incorporate this powerful symbol into your everyday life. White rhodium plated over sterling silver. Polish with a soft cloth. Remove when sleeping, swimming, exercising, showering to preserve plating.

Bring harmonious energy, emotional balance, peace, and prosperity into your life with our Sri Yantra necklace with White Opal. The Sri Yantra is a mystical symbol from the Shri Vidya school of Hinduism that contains the entire Universe within its lines and represents the flow of energy in it. It grants wishes and bestows blessings with its splendid cosmic entwinement. It aligns the Chakras, manifests dreams, and brings about spiritual transformation by allowing you access to your intrinsic wisdom and opening your door to enlightenment. It helps you reach a higher level of consciousness and create your own reality. White Opal is thought to connect us strongly to the Divine Feminine and spiritual powers. It brings us balance, harmony, purity, and love. Rose gold over sterling silver, with white opal gemstone. Always remove when showering, swimming, sleeping, or exercising. When not being worn, store in an airtight plastic bag to prevent oxidation. Avoid prolonged contact with cardboards and foams as the acids contained in these can cause discoloration of silver.

The Sri Yantra is a mystical symbol from the Shri Vidya school of Hinduism that contains the entire Universe within its lines and represents the flow of energy in it. It grants wishes and bestows blessings with its splendid cosmic entwinement. It aligns the Chakras, manifests dreams, and brings about spiritual transformation by allowing you access to your intrinsic wisdom and opening your door to enlightenment. It helps you reach a higher level of consciousness and create your own reality. This sterling silver, 18k rose gold dipped necklace is the perfect way to incorporate this powerful symbol into your everyday life. Available in 18k gold, rose gold, or white rhodium over sterling silver. Polish with a soft microfiber cloth. Store in the airtight plastic bag provided. Always remove while showering, swimming, exercising, sleeping.

The Sri Yantra is a mystical symbol from the Shri Vidya school of Hinduism that contains the entire Universe within its lines and represents the flow of energy in it. It grants wishes and bestows blessings with its splendid cosmic entwinement. It aligns the Chakras, manifests dreams, and brings about spiritual transformation by allowing you access to your intrinsic wisdom and opening your door to enlightenment. It helps you reach a higher level of consciousness and create your own reality. This sterling silver, 18K gold dipped adjustable bracelet with sliding clasp is the perfect way to incorporate this powerful symbol into your everyday life. 18k gold over sterling silver. Always remove when showering, swimming, exercising, sleeping. Store in provided airtight plastic bag to prolong plating.

Bring the energy of spiritual protection, wisdom, and inner peace into your life with our Sri Yantra necklace paired with the beloved gemstone, Lapis Lazuli. The Sri Yantra is a mystical symbol from the Shri Vidya school of Hinduism that contains the entire Universe within its lines and represents the flow of energy in it. It grants wishes and bestows blessings with its splendid cosmic entwinement. It helps you reach a higher level of consciousness and create your own reality. Lapis Lazuli is known as the "Stone of Wisdom and Royalty". It's thought to ward of negative energy and grant us psychic and spiritual protection. It aligns us with truth, integrity, and understanding - which in turn bring about a profound sense of peace. 18k gold over sterling silver, lapis lazuli beads. Always remove when showering, swimming, exercising, sleeping. Store in provided airtight plastic bag when not in use. Avoid prolonged direct contact with cardboards and foams, as the acids contained in these can cause discoloration of silver.

The Sri Yantra is a mystical symbol from the Shri Vidya school of Hinduism that contains the entire Universe within its lines and represents the flow of energy in it. It grants wishes and bestows blessings with its splendid cosmic entwinement. It aligns the Chakras, manifests dreams, and brings about spiritual transformation by allowing you access to your intrinsic wisdom and opening your door to enlightenment. It helps you reach a higher level of consciousness and create your own reality. This sterling silver, white rhodium dipped adjustable bracelet with sliding clasp is the perfect way to incorporate this powerful symbol into your everyday life. White rhodium over sterling silver. Always remove when showering, swimming, exercising, sleeping.

Conceived in the cultural cellars of Bangkok, Thailand, and Geneva, Switzerland, Yantra Mandir the nine-track LP by Jerome Doudet, aka Yantra Mandir aka The Dude of Stratosphear, casts a wide net over experimental meditative ambient music, progressive drone, Brahmanic accents, and ritual oscillations. Together, this work represents a 20 year journey in Geneva of musical production, artistic expression, and the melting pot of experiences fused with the rich legacy of Indian spiritual sounds. The

Hinduism is known for the bewildering profusion of its deities, who are represented not only in two or three dimensional anthropomorphic images, but also in abstract configurations, known as yantras. In yantras is, thus, seen almost a parallel with the surfeit of deities in Hindu tradition. Literally meaning an 'instrument', 'apparatus' or a 'talisman', yantra is a kind of mystical diagram used, in tantra, for both meditation and invoking a divinity, and is believed to possess/arouse occult powers. Drawn only by the adept: the ones schooled in this arcane, highly intricate process, and energized by siddh mantras, these seemingly innocuous geometrical figures are employed for any number of reasons or desires: whether to attain wealth, ward off disease, beget a son, vanquish enemies, or even to cause somebody's death. This book, the latest from Professor Bunce, highlights the essential import of these innocuous-looking, yet enigmatic, diagrams surfacing from the occult Practices of the tantrics. The author, an internationally known scholar of Oriental Art, examines a range of tantric yantras, with their varieties, applications, modes of construction and, above all, their iconographic features. Also inter- woven in his text are lucid descriptions of all else associated with a yantra, notably, its deity, its specific purpose, its predominant and secondary numbers and its mantra. Carrying beautiful visual representations of over a hundred yantras, Professor Bunce's study holds out enduring appeal to the readers concerned not only with the iconography of tantric yantras, but their mystifying under-pinnings as well.

Hinduism is known for the bewildering profusion of its deities, who are represented not only in two or three dimensional anthropomorphic images, but also in abstract configurations, known as yantras. In yantras is, thus, seen almost a parallel with the surfeit of deities in Hindu tradition. Literally meaning an 'instrument', 'apparatus' or a 'talisman', yantra is a kind of mystical diagram used, in tantra, for both meditation and invoking a divinity, and is believed to possess/arouse occult powers. Drawn only by the adept: the ones schooled in this arcane, highly intricate process, and energized by siddh mantras, these seemingly innocuous geometrical figures are employed for any number of reasons or desires: whether to attain wealth, ward off disease, beget a son, vanquish enemies, or even to cause somebody's death. This book, the latest from Professor Bunce, highlights the essential import of these innocuous-looking, yet enigmatic, diagrams surfacing from the occult Practices of the tantrics. The author, an internationally known scholar of Oriental Art, examines a range of tantric yantras, with their varieties, applications, modes of construction and, above all, their iconographic features. Also inter- woven in his text are lucid descriptions of all else associated with a yantra, notably, its deity, its specific purpose, its predominant and secondary numbers and its mantra. Carrying beautiful visual representations of over a hundred yantras, Professor Bunce's study holds out enduring appeal to the readers concerned not only with the iconography of tantric yantras, but their mystifying under-pinnings as well.

The yantra is the Tantric tool of ritual and meditation, the power diagram that allows man to make the spiritual journey of return to the primordial centre, and ultimately to perceive the unity of self and cosmos. This comprehensive study reveals step by step the dynamics of this process, by elucidating the complex symbolic construction of the yantra with its multiple layers of metaphysical meaning. Madhu Khanna illuminates the correspondence between geometrical forms and concepts, and explores every aspect of the yantra: its associated mantras, rituals and meditation techniques; its application to temple architecture and sculpture; its traditional use in "black" and "white" magic and as a talisman.

The yantra is the Tantric tool of ritual and meditation, the power diagram that allows man to make the spiritual journey of return to the primordial center, and ultimately to perceive the unity of self and cosmos. This pioneering study illuminates the correspondence between geometrical forms and concepts, and explores every aspect of the yantra: its associated mantras, rituals, and meditation techniques; its application to temple architecture and sculpture; its traditional use in magic and as a talisman.

Yantra Yoga, the Buddhist parallel to the Hathayoga of the Hindu tradition, is a system of practice entailing bodily movements, breathing exercises, and visualizations. Originally transmitted by the mahasiddhas of India and Oddiyana, its practice is nowadays found in all schools of Tibetan Buddhism in relation to the Anuttaratantras, more generally known under the Tibetan term trulkhor, whose Sanskrit equivalent is yantra. The Union of the Sun and Moon Yantra (Phrul 'khor nyi zla kha sbyor), orally transmitted in Tibet in the eighth century by the great master Padmasambhava to the Tibetan translator and Dzogchen master Vairochana, can be considered the most ancient of all the systems of Yantra, and its peculiarity is that it contains also numerous positions which are also found in the classic Yoga tradition. Chögyal Namkhai Norbu, one of the great living masters of Dzogchen and Tantra, started transmitting this profound Yoga in the seventies and at that time wrote this commentary, which is based on the oral explanations of some Tibetan yogins and siddhas of the twentieth century. All Western practitioners will benefit from the extraordinary instructions contained in this volume.

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The yantra is the Tantric tool of ritual and meditation, the power diagram that allows man to make the spiritual journey of return to the primordial centre, and ultimately to perceive the unity of self and cosmos. This comprehensive study reveals step by step the dynamics of this process, by elucidating the complex symbolic construction of the yantra with its multiple layers of metaphysical meaning. Madhu Khanna illuminates the correspondence between geometrical forms and concepts, and explores every aspect of the yantra: its associated mantras, rituals and meditation techniques; its application to temple architecture and sculpture; its traditional use in "black" and "white" magic and as a talisman.

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Language: englishPages: 243PrefaceWith the blessing of LORD SHIVA the embodiment of OM, the root of existing and non-existing, I am presenting this humble book with the sole motive of reviving spiritualism.First of all, I am thankful to all those readers who have appreciated my first book titled "Nakshatra Based Predictions including Remedial Measures Part I" and my second book titled "Mystical Formulae Part I Mantras". I would not have ventured into this book but for the overwhelming support and enthusiasm expressed by the public on my two books mentioned above.A doubt will arise in the mind of readers in regard to the utility and authenticity of Mantras and Yantras. This doubt is created out of ignorance. To disregard anything by labeling as "useless or rubbish or orthodox" without bringing into practical use is not the correct approach. Now the tendency is to prove everything scientifically i.e. no theory or formulae or invention is acceptable to the world unless it is proved scientifically.I will narrate an interesting discussion taken place between two friends which I overhead when I was waiting for a bus. One friend mentioned that "now-a-days I am doing meditation and I have seen several supernatural beings during the course of meditation". His friend immediately shouted "what nonsense? You are waisting your valuable time". When the friend doing meditation went on arguing to establish the value of meditation, his friend asked him to prove is scientifically. He even made a bet of Rs.100 if it can be proved scientifically. Now the question is how to prove it scientifically? Experience vary from person to person. We all forget that the term" science" was in existence even before th

Language: englishPages: 243PrefaceWith the blessing of LORD SHIVA the embodiment of OM, the root of existing and non-existing, I am presenting this humble book with the sole motive of reviving spiritualism.First of all, I am thankful to all those readers who have appreciated my first book titled "Nakshatra Based Predictions including Remedial Measures Part I" and my second book titled "Mystical Formulae Part I Mantras". I would not have ventured into this book but for the overwhelming support and enthusiasm expressed by the public on my two books mentioned above.A doubt will arise in the mind of readers in regard to the utility and authenticity of Mantras and Yantras. This doubt is created out of ignorance. To disregard anything by labeling as "useless or rubbish or orthodox" without bringing into practical use is not the correct approach. Now the tendency is to prove everything scientifically i.e. no theory or formulae or invention is acceptable to the world unless it is proved scientifically.I will narrate an interesting discussion taken place between two friends which I overhead when I was waiting for a bus. One friend mentioned that "now-a-days I am doing meditation and I have seen several supernatural beings during the course of meditation". His friend immediately shouted "what nonsense? You are waisting your valuable time". When the friend doing meditation went on arguing to establish the value of meditation, his friend asked him to prove is scientifically. He even made a bet of Rs.100 if it can be proved scientifically. Now the question is how to prove it scientifically? Experience vary from person to person. We all forget that the term" science" was in existence even before th